NPN 100 FINAL EXAM WITH APPROVED QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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The term cardialgia means - correct answer-heart pain
Pain in a joint is referred to as - correct answer-arthralgia
A student nurse is caring for a client who will be transferred to a skilled nursing facility
(SNF). When educating the student nurse about the SNF, the nurse recognizes that further
instruction is needed when the student nurse states: - correct answer-"My client will never
get to go home again if he's transferred to an SNF."
___ indicates small - correct answer-Micro
A 77-year-old woman is admitted to the medical floor following a cerebrovascular
accident. The nurse inquires if someone is identified to provide information in the event the
client cannot. This document is a/an... - correct answer-Durable Power of Attorney
The suffix ___ means blood - correct answer--email
The term spindly/o - correct answer-Vertebra
A problem-solving approach to delivering health care that uses the best evidence from
nursing research studies and client care data, and considers the client's preferences and
values is known as: - correct answer-Evidence Based Practice (EBP)
The purpose of the National League for Nursing is to... - correct answer-Set standards and
rules in nursing education
A nursing instructor teaches students that Florence Nightingale was - correct answer-A
provider of nursing care during the Crimean War
___ means weakness - correct answer-Asthenia
___ refers to the groin area - correct answer-Inguinal
A ____ is an overgrowth of scar tissue - correct answer-Keloid
, Thoric/o is the root for - correct answer-Chest
The word part ___ refers to unchanging - correct answer--stasis
___ refers to a scratch mark - correct answer-Excoriation
A health care provider discusses a client in the elevator of the hospital. This is an example
of... - correct answer-Breach of confidentiality
The word root erythron/o means___ - correct answer-Red
Which retired teacher reformed health conditions for the mentally ill in the middle of the
19th century? - correct answer-Dorothea Dix
Examples of unprofessional conduct that could lead to having one's nursing license
revoked or suspended include which of the following? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY - correct
answer--The use of drugs or alcohol while on duty
-Conduct that violates the Nurse Practice Act
-Failure to supervise nursing assistants and unlicensed assistive personnel
-Documenting client care at the end of the shift
The joints between the skull bones are referred to as___ - correct answer-Sutures
Which of the following are part of the health care team? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY - correct
answer-Certified nursing assistants (CNA)
Physician's assistants (PA)
Licensed practical nurses (LPN)
Respiratory therapists (RT)
___ is the surgical repair of bone - correct answer-osteoplasty
A nurse works in a facility that promotes helping clients attain total self-care. The nurse
recognizes this approach as adhering to the ideas of nursing theorist: - correct answer-
Dorothea Orem
A federal program which provides health care to persons who are permanently disables is...
- correct answer-Medicare
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The term cardialgia means - correct answer-heart pain
Pain in a joint is referred to as - correct answer-arthralgia
A student nurse is caring for a client who will be transferred to a skilled nursing facility
(SNF). When educating the student nurse about the SNF, the nurse recognizes that further
instruction is needed when the student nurse states: - correct answer-"My client will never
get to go home again if he's transferred to an SNF."
___ indicates small - correct answer-Micro
A 77-year-old woman is admitted to the medical floor following a cerebrovascular
accident. The nurse inquires if someone is identified to provide information in the event the
client cannot. This document is a/an... - correct answer-Durable Power of Attorney
The suffix ___ means blood - correct answer--email
The term spindly/o - correct answer-Vertebra
A problem-solving approach to delivering health care that uses the best evidence from
nursing research studies and client care data, and considers the client's preferences and
values is known as: - correct answer-Evidence Based Practice (EBP)
The purpose of the National League for Nursing is to... - correct answer-Set standards and
rules in nursing education
A nursing instructor teaches students that Florence Nightingale was - correct answer-A
provider of nursing care during the Crimean War
___ means weakness - correct answer-Asthenia
___ refers to the groin area - correct answer-Inguinal
A ____ is an overgrowth of scar tissue - correct answer-Keloid
, Thoric/o is the root for - correct answer-Chest
The word part ___ refers to unchanging - correct answer--stasis
___ refers to a scratch mark - correct answer-Excoriation
A health care provider discusses a client in the elevator of the hospital. This is an example
of... - correct answer-Breach of confidentiality
The word root erythron/o means___ - correct answer-Red
Which retired teacher reformed health conditions for the mentally ill in the middle of the
19th century? - correct answer-Dorothea Dix
Examples of unprofessional conduct that could lead to having one's nursing license
revoked or suspended include which of the following? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY - correct
answer--The use of drugs or alcohol while on duty
-Conduct that violates the Nurse Practice Act
-Failure to supervise nursing assistants and unlicensed assistive personnel
-Documenting client care at the end of the shift
The joints between the skull bones are referred to as___ - correct answer-Sutures
Which of the following are part of the health care team? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY - correct
answer-Certified nursing assistants (CNA)
Physician's assistants (PA)
Licensed practical nurses (LPN)
Respiratory therapists (RT)
___ is the surgical repair of bone - correct answer-osteoplasty
A nurse works in a facility that promotes helping clients attain total self-care. The nurse
recognizes this approach as adhering to the ideas of nursing theorist: - correct answer-
Dorothea Orem
A federal program which provides health care to persons who are permanently disables is...
- correct answer-Medicare
